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发信人: onetiemyshoe (onetiemyshoe), 信区: ITRelief
标 题: 烙印领袖摸底任命专门高官：抹黑中国 (转载)
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Sun Nov 23 12:35:04 2014, 美东)
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发信人: onetiemyshoe (onetiemyshoe), 信区: Seattle
标 题: Re: 烙印领袖摸底：图穷匕见，直指中国 (转载)
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Sun Nov 23 12:31:51 2014, 美东)
居然专门有个烙印部门来抹黑中国，
挑拨反老中：
http://www.firstpost.com/politics/china-bashing-is-this-rajnath
老中不要任打任黑。 要组织全世界
围堵烙印IT侵略军。
A new trend seems to be emerging in the Narendra Modi dispensation wherein
union home minister Rajnath Singh seems to be having a new role of China
bashing.
In the past decade no union home minister or any cabinet minister for that
matter has taken on China as pro-actively as Rajnath Singh has.
In his latest China-specific hard talk on 20 November, Singh said China had
illegally occupied Aksai Chin and ticked off Beijing saying that even though
India wants to maintain good relations with its neighbours, the gesture
needed to be reciprocated.
rajnath-modi-AFPEvery word spoken by Rajnath Singh publicly means a lot and
has political implications. AFP
Singh made these remarks during his election rally in Leh (Ladakh) which
goes for polls in the first phase of polling for the Jammu and Kashmir
assembly elections on 25 November. After that, Singh posted a number of
tweets on the micro blogging social media site Twitter.
Sample some of his tweets:
· China has illegally occupied Aksai Chin & incursions by Chinese troops do
not augur well in maintaining cordial relations with our neighbour.
· India wants to maintain good relations with its neighbours but the
gesture should be reciprocated by its neighbours.
· Congress lost Tibet to China which acted as the ‘Buffer State’ between
both the countries & Pakistan handed over Aksai Chin area to China.
· India lost precious territory to China and Pakistan due to wrong policies
of the Congress.
Clearly Singh is no voice from the wilderness. He is India’s home minister.
Every word of his spoken publicly means a lot and has political
implications.
Just about a month ago, or 16 October to be precise, Singh had warned China
not to threaten India. Singh’s remark had then come after China expressed
concern over India's plans to build a 2,000-km road along the international
border in Arunachal Pradesh and Singh had hit back saying nobody should
threaten or warn India.
While addressing the 30th Raising Day ceremony of the National Security
Guards in Manesar (Haryana), Singh had remarked thus: "No one can give a
warning to India. India is a powerful nation now."
Singh’s China-specific outburst had come in response to a statement by
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei who had said: "The border issue
between China and India is a problem left over by the colonial past. Both
China and India need to work together to solve this problem…Before the
border problem is solved, we hope the Indian side will not take any action
that could further complicate the relevant issue, so as to preserve the
current situation of peace and stability in the border area and create
conditions for the final settlement of the border issue."
Rajnath Singh serial remarks on or about China are extremely significant.
This is the first time in about 16 years when a senior Indian cabinet
minister has dared to against China. In the immediate aftermath of the India
’s Pokhran II nuclear tests in 1998, the then defence minister George
Fernandes had branded China as “India’s enemy number one" and had said
that the nuclear tests were directed more against China rather than Pakistan
. However, Fernandes had sought to wriggle out of these remarks and denied
having made any such remarks.
But Rajnath Singh has gone several steps ahead of Fernandes. He has ticked
off China at public functions. Moreover, this time around he has gone on
record with such remarks by posting several tweets which he cannot deny
unless he claims that his Twitter account has been hacked.
But Singh is unlikely to do any such thing. His warnings to China seem
inevitably orchestrated and choreographed by the most powerful man of India
today – Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
This seems to be the larger game plan of the Narendra Modi-Ajit Doval
combine. The idea is to pay back China in the same coin by hard talk from a
senior cabinet minister (who is not a point person in dealing with China)
and yet keep the India-China bonhomie intact.
Imagine the damage to India-China relations if such hard-hitting remarks had
come from External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj or National Security
Advisor Ajit Doval!
Politically, this indicates a fine working relationship between Modi and
Rajnath Singh despite rumours of all sorts.
On the flip side, one will have to wait and see how the Chinese react to
Rajanth Singh’s remarks.
China is not known to take lying low uncharitable remarks from senior Indian
ministers. If China were to keep quiet, an unlikely scenario, it would be
almost a paradigm shift in its policy towards India. | S********6
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